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Fermi to Fermtometer Conversion Table

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0.1 - 0.54
fermi to fermtometers
0.1≡ 0.1
0.11≡ 0.11
0.12≡ 0.12
0.13≡ 0.13
0.14≡ 0.14
0.15≡ 0.15
0.16≡ 0.16
0.17≡ 0.17
0.18≡ 0.18
0.19≡ 0.19
0.20≡ 0.2
0.21≡ 0.21
0.22≡ 0.22
0.23≡ 0.23
0.24≡ 0.24
0.25≡ 0.25
0.26≡ 0.26
0.27≡ 0.27
0.28≡ 0.28
0.29≡ 0.29
0.30≡ 0.3
0.31≡ 0.31
0.32≡ 0.32
0.33≡ 0.33
0.34≡ 0.34
0.35≡ 0.35
0.36≡ 0.36
0.37≡ 0.37
0.38≡ 0.38
0.39≡ 0.39
0.40≡ 0.4
0.41≡ 0.41
0.42≡ 0.42
0.43≡ 0.43
0.44≡ 0.44
0.45≡ 0.45
0.46≡ 0.46
0.47≡ 0.47
0.48≡ 0.48
0.49≡ 0.49
0.50≡ 0.5
0.51≡ 0.51
0.52≡ 0.52
0.53≡ 0.53
0.54≡ 0.54
0.55 - 0.99
fermi to fermtometers
0.55≡ 0.55
0.56≡ 0.56
0.57≡ 0.57
0.58≡ 0.58
0.59≡ 0.59
0.60≡ 0.6
0.61≡ 0.61
0.62≡ 0.62
0.63≡ 0.63
0.64≡ 0.64
0.65≡ 0.65
0.66≡ 0.66
0.67≡ 0.67
0.68≡ 0.68
0.69≡ 0.69
0.70≡ 0.7
0.71≡ 0.71
0.72≡ 0.72
0.73≡ 0.73
0.74≡ 0.74
0.75≡ 0.75
0.76≡ 0.76
0.77≡ 0.77
0.78≡ 0.78
0.79≡ 0.79
0.80≡ 0.8
0.81≡ 0.81
0.82≡ 0.82
0.83≡ 0.83
0.84≡ 0.84
0.85≡ 0.85
0.86≡ 0.86
0.87≡ 0.87
0.88≡ 0.88
0.89≡ 0.89
0.90≡ 0.9
0.91≡ 0.91
0.92≡ 0.92
0.93≡ 0.93
0.94≡ 0.94
0.95≡ 0.95
0.96≡ 0.96
0.97≡ 0.97
0.98≡ 0.98
0.99≡ 0.99
1.00 - 1.44
fermi to fermtometers
1.00≡ 1
1.01≡ 1.01
1.02≡ 1.02
1.03≡ 1.03
1.04≡ 1.04
1.05≡ 1.05
1.06≡ 1.06
1.07≡ 1.07
1.08≡ 1.08
1.09≡ 1.09
1.10≡ 1.1
1.11≡ 1.11
1.12≡ 1.12
1.13≡ 1.13
1.14≡ 1.14
1.15≡ 1.15
1.16≡ 1.16
1.17≡ 1.17
1.18≡ 1.18
1.19≡ 1.19
1.20≡ 1.2
1.21≡ 1.21
1.22≡ 1.22
1.23≡ 1.23
1.24≡ 1.24
1.25≡ 1.25
1.26≡ 1.26
1.27≡ 1.27
1.28≡ 1.28
1.29≡ 1.29
1.30≡ 1.3
1.31≡ 1.31
1.32≡ 1.32
1.33≡ 1.33
1.34≡ 1.34
1.35≡ 1.35
1.36≡ 1.36
1.37≡ 1.37
1.38≡ 1.38
1.39≡ 1.39
1.40≡ 1.4
1.41≡ 1.41
1.42≡ 1.42
1.43≡ 1.43
1.44≡ 1.44
1.45 - 1.89
fermi to fermtometers
1.45≡ 1.45
1.46≡ 1.46
1.47≡ 1.47
1.48≡ 1.48
1.49≡ 1.49
1.50≡ 1.5
1.51≡ 1.51
1.52≡ 1.52
1.53≡ 1.53
1.54≡ 1.54
1.55≡ 1.55
1.56≡ 1.56
1.57≡ 1.57
1.58≡ 1.58
1.59≡ 1.59
1.60≡ 1.6
1.61≡ 1.61
1.62≡ 1.62
1.63≡ 1.63
1.64≡ 1.64
1.65≡ 1.65
1.66≡ 1.66
1.67≡ 1.67
1.68≡ 1.68
1.69≡ 1.69
1.70≡ 1.7
1.71≡ 1.71
1.72≡ 1.72
1.73≡ 1.73
1.74≡ 1.74
1.75≡ 1.75
1.76≡ 1.76
1.77≡ 1.77
1.78≡ 1.78
1.79≡ 1.79
1.80≡ 1.8
1.81≡ 1.81
1.82≡ 1.82
1.83≡ 1.83
1.84≡ 1.84
1.85≡ 1.85
1.86≡ 1.86
1.87≡ 1.87
1.88≡ 1.88
1.89≡ 1.89
1.90 - 2.34
fermi to fermtometers
1.90≡ 1.9
1.91≡ 1.91
1.92≡ 1.92
1.93≡ 1.93
1.94≡ 1.94
1.95≡ 1.95
1.96≡ 1.96
1.97≡ 1.97
1.98≡ 1.98
1.99≡ 1.99
2.00≡ 2
2.01≡ 2.01
2.02≡ 2.02
2.03≡ 2.03
2.04≡ 2.04
2.05≡ 2.05
2.06≡ 2.06
2.07≡ 2.07
2.08≡ 2.08
2.09≡ 2.09
2.10≡ 2.1
2.11≡ 2.11
2.12≡ 2.12
2.13≡ 2.13
2.14≡ 2.14
2.15≡ 2.15
2.16≡ 2.16
2.17≡ 2.17
2.18≡ 2.18
2.19≡ 2.19
2.20≡ 2.2
2.21≡ 2.21
2.22≡ 2.22
2.23≡ 2.23
2.24≡ 2.24
2.25≡ 2.25
2.26≡ 2.26
2.27≡ 2.27
2.28≡ 2.28
2.29≡ 2.29
2.30≡ 2.3
2.31≡ 2.31
2.32≡ 2.32
2.33≡ 2.33
2.34≡ 2.34
2.35 - 2.79
fermi to fermtometers
2.35≡ 2.35
2.36≡ 2.36
2.37≡ 2.37
2.38≡ 2.38
2.39≡ 2.39
2.40≡ 2.4
2.41≡ 2.41
2.42≡ 2.42
2.43≡ 2.43
2.44≡ 2.44
2.45≡ 2.45
2.46≡ 2.46
2.47≡ 2.47
2.48≡ 2.48
2.49≡ 2.49
2.50≡ 2.5
2.51≡ 2.51
2.52≡ 2.52
2.53≡ 2.53
2.54≡ 2.54
2.55≡ 2.55
2.56≡ 2.56
2.57≡ 2.57
2.58≡ 2.58
2.59≡ 2.59
2.60≡ 2.6
2.61≡ 2.61
2.62≡ 2.62
2.63≡ 2.63
2.64≡ 2.64
2.65≡ 2.65
2.66≡ 2.66
2.67≡ 2.67
2.68≡ 2.68
2.69≡ 2.69
2.70≡ 2.7
2.71≡ 2.71
2.72≡ 2.72
2.73≡ 2.73
2.74≡ 2.74
2.75≡ 2.75
2.76≡ 2.76
2.77≡ 2.77
2.78≡ 2.78
2.79≡ 2.79

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SymbolDefinition
exactly equal
approximately equal to
=equal to
digitsindicates that digits repeat infinitely (e.g. 8.294 369 corresponds to 8.294 369 369 369 369 …)

fermi

The femtometre (American spelling femtometer, symbol fm derived from the Danish and Norwegian word femten, "fifteen"+Ancient Greek: μέτρον, metrοn, "unit of measurement") is an SI unit of length equal to 10−15 metres, which means a quadrillionth of one. This distance can also be called a fermi and was so named in honour of physicist Enrico Fermi, as it is a typical length-scale of nuclear physics.

fermtometers

The femtometre (American spelling femtometer, symbol fm derived from the Danish and Norwegian word femten, "fifteen"+Ancient Greek: μέτρον, metrοn, "unit of measurement") is an SI unit of length equal to 10−15 metres, which means a quadrillionth of one. This distance can also be called a fermi and was so named in honour of physicist Enrico Fermi, as it is a typical length-scale of nuclear physics.